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The U.S. Consulate General Hamilton hosted a donation ceremony at the L.F. Wade International Airport on July 25. The Consulate, through the U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP), presented the Bermuda Police Service, Royal Bermuda Regiment, and t...

The OECD has formally reported its approval of Bermuda’s updated economic substance rules, according to Curtis Dickinson, the Minister of Finance. Under amendments to the Economic Substance Act, enacted last month, entities that are tax resident in a...

A man has been fined $4,700 for traffic offences from up to five years ago. Maintenance worker Craig Simmons, 58, admitted six traffic violations from 2014 and 2016. Magistrates’ Court heard yesterday that Simmons was stopped by police in August 2016...

A 13-year-old schoolgirl rushed overseas after she suffered a severe bleed on her brain is battling back to health, her family said yesterday. Shawnette Bell, Unaiah Ball’s aunt, said that the bleeding had stopped and the schoolgirl was now conscious...

Campaigners for better treatment for mixed-status families and reform of immigration law fear that proposed legislation has been rushed and may not be tabled in the House of Assembly before it adjourns for the summer break. A spokeswoman for Supporti...

The island’s Cup Match holiday has been used by the Bermuda Tourism Authority to attract visitors to St George’s. A BTA spokeswoman said the organisation, in partnership with the Ministry of Tourism and Transport and with the sponsorship of Norwegian...

The high cost of living has driven people away from Bermuda, an Opposition senator reiterated yesterday. Dwayne Robinson claimed the expense of life on the island had contributed more to the population drain than the threat of gang violence. He added...

Trash collection dates for the Cup Match holiday were announced yesterday. The public works ministry said garbage normally collected on August 1 and 2 would be collected on August 3. Recycling waste usually collected on August 1 will be collected a d...

A former chief executive of the island’s electricity and telecoms watchdog was paid a year’s salary as an employment settlement after he left the organisation. The payment — thought to have been at least $220,000 — was made to Matthew Copeland, who l...

David Burt presented St George’s Cricket Club with a cheque for $75,000 yesterday to support its hosting of this year’s Cup Match. The Premier said the payment matched a donation to Somerset Cricket Club last year. Neil Paynter, the president of St G...